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Science is reinventing play, from extreme sports to gamification to ridiculous roller coasters to the playgrounds of tomorrow, and this issue is chock full of fun. Also, on a less fun note: Did global warming destroy my hometown?
Stu, your last comment really "Tick"ed me off!
Towards the bottom of the description and in the final question, you have "Gravaware", but I think it's supposed to be "Grataware".
Good prop. I'm sure Grataware will want to advertise if this helps out, but will the FBI? Maybe that's just a part of the risk of the prop - will the authorities let us know if iPhone and co. were part of the process.
Taylor,
I second the above comment about how will Pop Sci make the determination. Maybe you could add "as specified by the Grataware website" to the payout criteria. Just a suggestion.
Overall, good prop.
I like your sensor of humor.
How much is this app? I don't see where many people would be willing to pay for an app that makes them do work no matter how heroic it might seem to report a rarely encountered murderer, terrorist, Brian 'Emmanuel' Mitchell, or any other person of interest that walsh/FBI has already labeled.
It would also be much quicker to dial 911 than to tinker around with this app as well.
Once this opens up and I have funds from another prop, imma short this right away.
from New York, New York
Hey Guys,
I'm sure Grataware will make it very public if this happens, so yeah, just keep an eye on their website.
Thanks!
t